Al Nassr 2026-27: Roshn Saudi League champions eye repeat as Thmanyah takes over domestic broadcast rights

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Al Nassr 2026-27: Roshn Saudi League champions eye repeat as Thmanyah takes over domestic broadcast rights

Al Nassr will launch their 2026-27 Roshn Saudi League campaign aiming to build on last season’s title triumph, with supporters demanding a successful defence of the championship they reclaimed in 2025-26.

The Riyadh club finished top of the Roshn Saudi League last term, marking a return to the major domestic honours that had been missing from their trophy cabinet for longer than their fans, known as “Al Alami”, are used to.

After ending that silverware drought, expectations have risen sharply. The 2026-27 league season is viewed within the club and among its fanbase as an opportunity to secure back-to-back titles and reassert Al Nassr’s status at the summit of Saudi football.

A full schedule of Al Nassr’s fixtures, results and position in the 2026-27 Roshn Saudi League will be tracked round by round, with updates to the club’s standing in the table following the conclusion of each matchday.

Thmanyah confirmed as exclusive broadcaster

In a major development off the pitch, the Saudi Arabian Football Federation, together with the Saudi Pro League and the First Division League, has awarded exclusive domestic football broadcast rights to media company Thmanyah.

Under the agreement, Thmanyah becomes the sole broadcaster for the Roshn Saudi League, the King’s Cup (King Cup), the Saudi Super Cup and the Yelo League across the Middle East and North Africa region.

The deal covers a six-season cycle, running from the 2025-26 campaign through to the end of the 2030-31 season, and includes all matches in those competitions.

Digital-only coverage and subscription packages

Thmanyah will provide coverage of the Roshn Saudi League via digital streaming over the internet, with fans able to watch matches through the company’s official online platform.

The service includes a range of tailored subscription packages, with paid options offering enhanced picture quality and additional features. These are designed to give supporters greater flexibility in how they follow domestic football throughout the season.

The platform officially launched on 8 August 2025. For the upcoming season, Thmanyah is also making selected subscriptions available free of charge, although these complimentary options are limited in quality and functionality compared with the paid bundles.

Dedicated applications have been released to support the service on mobile devices, with separate versions for Android handsets via Google Play and for iPhone users through the App Store.

Access and reception

Thmanyah’s move into live football broadcasting means that fans wanting to follow Al Nassr and the rest of the Roshn Saudi League will need a stable internet connection to watch matches, whether at home or on the move.

The shift to a streaming-only model places a premium on secure and fast connectivity for viewers across the Middle East and North Africa, as traditional satellite television coverage gives way to digital delivery.

Details of Thmanyah’s channel frequencies, as well as precise steps for accessing the company’s streams online, are being communicated directly through its website and official platforms as the 2026-27 Roshn Saudi League season approaches.

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